Collier County commissioners decide not to terminate contract with Naples Pickleball CenterLawsuit filed by the family of the late deputy Christopher Taylor settled
FORT MYERS, Fla. — Lee County election commissioners voted to put a 20-year-old bill on the election ballot this year, allowing voters to determine how their tax dollars will be spent. Lee County residents voted for the Conservation 20/20 bill in 1996 so their tax dollars could be used in purchasing and conserving land. County commissioners voted 4-1 in February to put the program on the ballot. The county has currently spent over $302 million on its preservation efforts for approximately 25,000 acres of land.